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Performance of Verbal Fluency as an Endophenotype in Patients with Familial versus Sporadic Schizophrenia and Their Parents.

Scientific reports - 1 Sept 2016

Liang Sugai, Deng Wei, Wang Qiang, Ma Xiaohong, Li Mingli, Brown Matthew R G, Hu Xun, Li Xinmin, Greenshaw Andrew J, Li Tao

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What's the neurocognitive deficit as an endophenotype to familial schizophrenia? Here, we investigate the neurocognitive endophenotype in first-episode patients with familial schizophrenia (FS) and sporadic schizophrenia (SS), and their parents. 98 FS patients and their 105 parents; 190 SS patients and their 207 parents; 195 controls matched with patients, and 190 controls matched with the patients' parents, were...

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PMID: 27581658
DOI: 10.1038/srep32597
PMCID: PMC5007652

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